They seem to be playing ball for the time being.
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"He is addicted to playing ball," Emily told Mashable Australia.
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Or I could make the switch and begin playing ball.
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My clarity is playing ball right now and getting some wins.
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"The doctor is not playing ball," Parks wrote to her lawyer.
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Forget actually playing ball—America's favorite pastime is betting on it.
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Yes, the score matters, but if you're playing ball, life is good.
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But all of sudden, volatility and the yield curve aren't playing ball.
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LOS ANGELES — Major League Baseball is playing ball with the digital entertainment world.
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Tiffany wasn't playing ball, and she's now furious at the lack of chivalry.
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What could possibly be more American than playing ball or having a barbecue?
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I remember when I wasn't playing ball anymore, I felt so far behind.
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Sometimes, when you're fucking around with your buddies playing ball, something crazy happens.
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While exports have surged, the rest of the economy is not playing ball.
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Another local newspaper described him playing ball with local children across the street.
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The bears live an idyllic life, playing ball, splashing in the water and sleeping.
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But while exports are booming, the rest of the economy is not playing ball.
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We're not really playing ball in the way that we have in the past.
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"This is clearly trying to coerce the US into playing ball," Narang told CNN.
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For the time being, at least, scooter companies themselves appear to be playing ball.
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Clark added, with a conspiratorial smile, "These corridors are perfect for playing ball hockey."
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For me, my biggest investment when I was playing ball was in me. Sure.
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He's having fun and being relaxed out there and playing ball the right way.
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FLOUNDERING ECONOMY While exports have surged, the rest of the economy is not playing ball.
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And the Europeans better start playing ball with us, that's what I have to say.
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Now they spend their days playing ball, eating, snuggling together and giving us all #RelationshipGoals.
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Along with the Savages, Tim tells us Michelle Gardner's playing ball, as is Angelo Clary.
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I suggested that there is nothing to stop former members of Congress from playing ball.
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But if I was playing ball with Mikey at the Budenholzers, that was my pass.
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Lee kept playing ball though, pitching in semipro and other leagues well into his 60s.
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Are you playing ball with the team or leaving the party twisting in the wind?
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Assuming, he added, that the manufacturers of your smart watches and phones feel like playing ball.
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The streak was great; now it's time to get back to the business of playing ball.
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But inflation, dragged down in part by falling oil and commodity prices, is not playing ball.
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He first saw what happened to Gadhafi for playing ball with the U.S. He then saw what happened to Assad for not playing ball with the U.S. Kim probably regarded Obama's America as feckless, but with Tillerson's trip east, America is leading in Asia once again.
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Then when I was done completely playing ball, I was like, all right, let's do this thing.
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O'Neill, who was playing ball by himself nearby, was then invited to play with the Messi family.
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He's been getting money playing ball overseas for years, and basketball pays all the bills for him.
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High schools in the Oklahoma City area are playing ball despite the teachers' walkout, reported the Oklahoman.
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Another spread features a beach: people laying out, playing ball, digging, urinating under the boardwalk, sunning naked.
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On the surface it sounds like Chris isn't playing ball, but we know it's the exact opposite.
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But the hard truth is that Beijing has no interest in playing ball — and indeed never has.
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It sounds as if Mr Erdogan is "playing ball" with the Saudis, says a confidant of Prince Muhammad.
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In particular, 52 percent of girls and 133 percent of boys were playing ball sports during the injury.
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The various members of his team, including his lawyers and manager Scooter Braun, weren't up for playing ball.
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When he wasn't playing ball, he was running in the the same Manhattan circles as the team owners.
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"I'm just playing ball at the end of the day," the first-round pick out of Louisville said.
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But with health care costs rising, and private insurance companies not playing ball, something's sure to break in 2017.
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Apparently, when he was 13, he was playing ball with 30-year-olds to give him some real competition.
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The Senate wants a very restrictive version of the bill; the House had no real interest in playing ball.
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By October, Andrew was healthier than he had been in a year, running and playing ball with his siblings.
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"Gonna be taking it easy tonight on stage sprained my ankle playing ball," he said on Instagram before the show.
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Whether the coming Sonos IPO will be successful depends partially on Amazon and Google playing ball with the speaker maker.
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For lunch, I get sushi because that counts as fish and now I am really playing ball in Brady's court.
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Could it be as simple as countries "playing ball" with the U.S. first before receiving favorable trade treatment in return?
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By age 13, he split his time between playing ball and committing robberies to help finance a growing drug empire.
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Mair and Wilson stopped playing ball, and Wilson came away convinced that he was being targeted by a political opponent.
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But today, children are spending their free time on computers and smartphones more than they're riding bikes or playing ball.
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Anyone who tries to go against Trump is going to be immediately branded an outsider, who's not playing ball or whatever.
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Tekashi69 must not wanna get back the chains allegedly stolen from him ... 'cause TMZ's learned he's not playing ball with cops.
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That's the first step: you're not even really playing ball with the artist by doing that, but that's what we do.
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If you're trappin, in school, starting a business, playing ball.... Hit the link in the bio to join the movement. CEOMillionaires.
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"Growing up, you really didn't think of it too much — you're just playing ball, enjoying every day of it," Freeland said.
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It's not the only firm which has decided playing ball with censors is a better idea than staying out of the market.
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That's crucial because it is what will give this IPO momentum, but Bitmain isn't playing ball and showing us the full picture.
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After being struck by the medium, he spent all the time that he wasn't practicing or playing ball trying to draw superheroes.
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"What I can tell you is we're going to keep battling, we're going to keep playing ball," Chapman said through an interpreter.
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Whether they're playing ball in the yard or building a castle out of blocks, they unwind and enjoy life's little moments together.
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The only real issue he had was when Hassan actually tried ... it looked like a father playing ball in the backyard vs.
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"Keeping various competing elite factions on side and playing ball will prove a tough task in the run up to 2019," stated Brennan.
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Johnny is still focused on playing ball and getting back to the NFL ... and feels he's on the road to achieving that goal.
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When I interviewed them in 2014, they described their father as caring but aloof -- not one for attending ballet recitals or playing ball.
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Our photog got Billy coming out of Spago in Bev Hills Thursday, and on the surface it looks like he's not playing ball.
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Next time, though, its leaders have to bring more vision and ambition to the table, whether the United States is playing ball or not.
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When Hield first started playing ball around seven years old, he would spend all day out there, the roots of his legendary work ethic.
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TJ seems carefree, playing ball and dancing with his friends, but he also dreams about a violent police chase that ends in a shooting.
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There is no way in the world that we, as a community, should be calling the police for kids playing ball in the street.
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But it now appears that the State of California has been quietly investigating the game developer as well — and that Riot hasn't been playing ball.
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It seems that he doesn't entirely trust his Romulan benefactors, but whatever he's getting out of the deal is sufficient to keep him playing ball.
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The park was filled with children playing ball games, people exercising on the outdoor gym, and families playing with their dogs in the dog park.
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And in case you want to get a feel for his friendship with Steede, here's a long video of them shit-talking and playing ball:
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LiAngelo, the younger brother of Lakers point guard Lonzo Ball and middle of three basketball-playing Ball brothers, worked out for Los Angeles on Tuesday.
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But Trump seems not just to ignore that — he revels in the blowback he gets for not playing ball in the way other politicians do.
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It was one of those things to put myself out of my comfort zone in order to trick the muse into playing ball with me.
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Rather than overdoing treats, give your dog love and attention by playing ball, fetch or tug-of-war, which provides some exercise that burns calories.
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Corporate law firms and third-party auditors gather facts on their clients and present them to law enforcement, and companies get brownie points for playing ball.
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Start playing ball regarding the South China Sea or face consequences — that was the warning handed to China by the United States and European Union on Thursday.
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Read More JPMorgan playing ball with Steph Curry, Warriors Today, the bank's digital operations headcount is more than 1,500; it seems certain that figure will only grow.
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Today, Nvidia is revealing that Activision Blizzard is no longer playing ball, pulling down its catalog of games including Overwatch, WoW, and the Call of Duty series.
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Usually, my friends, over my objections, preferred this to playing ball—or to other popular, if less edifying, neighborhood pursuits, such as tearing hood ornaments off parked cars.
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There were boys playing ball in the street, while in the backyard, boys were skittering along the top of the fence while others were wrestling on the trampoline.
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"When I am doing activities with Tom or the kids, surfing, riding horses, kayaking or playing ball, I try to really be present and enjoy it," she says.
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Nearly two years on, a Democratic House majority playing ball with a president that most of its base would love to see driven from office may sound absurd.
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He beat her up and left her to die in her trailer; fighter that she is, she crawls her way to a meadow where two boys are playing ball.
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A bunch of high schoolers, all on their way to their respective, reputed football schools, without any real defense to threaten them, just playing ball like it's fun again.
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Because so many of those boys never end up playing ball or being where they are but at the same time they get the opportunity to dream about that.
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" In an administration reportedly roiled by power struggles, the tableau might suggest something more like Robert De Niro as Al Capone, playing ball with his "team" in "The Untouchables.
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Lisa Vanderpump's husband assaulted a dog rescue's executive for not playing ball -- so claims the rescue operation in a new lawsuit, but Lisa says the allegation's all bark ... no bite.
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And the fact that Rosenstein hasn&apost come forward and say, here you go, because you guys have proper oversight, makes people think why isn&apost this guy playing ball?
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"When I am doing activities with Tom or the kids, surfing, riding horses, kayaking or playing ball, I try to really be present and enjoy it," Bündchen previously told PEOPLE.
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But Keidanren's members, which do not face a labour shortage and are struggling with the costs of a stronger yen, are not playing ball, despite sitting on hoards of cash.
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When a style was retro'd, that meant it was an older style — likely from the days Jordan was playing ball — that was revived and re-released into the retail market.
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"Now Maduro can say: 'I showed goodwill, the bondholders showed goodwill ... but unfortunately because Uncle Sam is not playing ball we can't (refinance)'," said Dehn, who did not attend the meeting.
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The agency is holding the comment period and will try again to get the rule stayed, but Monday's ruling made clear the courts are not playing ball with its delay tactics.
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Trump said he could have chosen to sign a small agreement — "we actually had papers ready to be signed" — but he ultimately decided that Kim's regime was not sufficiently playing ball.
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When it comes to tech, CEOs are torn between playing ball with the Chinese government, making money, and forfeiting intellectual property or sitting out and losing a chunk of global market share.
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"He was still, you know, playing ball with his dog on his patio ... and you know, kind of doing his usual stuff until he just woke up and couldn't breathe," she said.
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It's not just about the optics of eating a pork chop on a stick at the Iowa State Fair or playing ball at the famous "Field of Dreams" baseball diamond in Dyersville.
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Hot tip for Beckham, though: maybe he should start posting fewer images of him as a gym rat, or in cosplay costumes, and start showing some videos of him actually playing ball.
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Giuliani went on to say the National Baseball Hall of Fame is full of guys who weren't the best people off the field ... but the HOF is about playing ball, and nothing else.
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As a poor boy on the sun-scorched streets of the Dominican Republic, Marcelino Leonardo was the kind of kid who enjoyed going to church almost as much as he loved playing ball.
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All I was interested in was playing ball, hitting the baseball, being able to hunt, making some money... I was so wrapped up in my own problems I just couldn't get too concerned.
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College sports are weird, in that these are basically kids playing ball for hundreds of thousands of rabid fans (without pay) and somehow manage to be more mature than the adults they entertain.
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She's best described as "a huge goofball" and would love to be adopted by a family with another dog (her buddy Theodore is the dog she's playing ball with in the picture above). Cats?
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Ball's agent just announced his intention to declare for this year's draft, and the questions began immediately ... would 1 year of playing ball in Lithuania be enough for 'Gelo to get his name called?
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She's best described as "a huge goofball" and would love to be adopted by a family with another dog (her buddy Theodore is the dog she's playing ball with in the picture above). Cats?
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Our children are now raised on hand-held devices that serve as surrogate playmates in a world where "playing ball" is more likely to be done via internet connection than the actual playing field.
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George W. Bush and Junichiro Koizumi also bonded during Koizumi's 2001-2006 term as Japanese premier, playing ball, eating BBQ at Bush's Texas ranch, and visiting Elvis Presley's Graceland mansion, where Koizumi crooned Elvis tunes.
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From early on — after Murdoch's 2007 acquisition of the Wall Street Journal — the company made the decision to focus on paying subscribers instead of chasing a huge audience, which necessitates playing ball with Google and Facebook.
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Like a lot of things Kevin Smith tries, that strategy didn't stick (Tusk was put out by A24), but it's an even more relevant landmark because Red State is when Smith decided to stop playing ball.
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There seemed to be a recognition of Voit's uncommon joie de vivre, a respect for the purity of a boy playing ball in the yard, which these days just happens to be a big-league ballpark.
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"Alex takes good care of his kids and he has been good to Cynthia but feels he is paying excessive amounts to his ex that should be lowered since he is no longer playing ball," the source says.
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Rex Tillerson was the last man out of the Trump transition office in D.C. Tuesday night -- lasted longer than the janitors -- so it's understandable why he wasn't playing ball with our photog who was clearly in the Xmas spirit.
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And also because of editing errors, a second picture caption misstated the surname of a founder of the food pantry and a third caption referred incorrectly to Raymond and Eric Melton, who were shown playing ball in the neighborhood.
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And LeBron had this to say after the game, per ESPN: I don't know about you, but playing ball with someone who drops 42, shouts out his teammates, and maybe adds a little bit of ego to the mix?
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Basketball enthusiasts around the world said a decision to allow players to wear religious headgear in competition would encourage more people to play the sport because it would give participants the right to practice their faith while playing ball.
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The shooter's "sick, twisted agenda" motivated him to try to take Scalise's life as well as kill the other Republican lawmakers playing ball, Scalise told host Norah O'Donnell on CBS's "85033 Minutes" in his first interview since the shooting.
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The big picture: The move highlights the tricky balance Netflix needs to strike between playing ball with theater chains in order to ensure it gets enough buzz and critical claim around films, while also keeping its subscription retention high.
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While a number of U.S. firms say they are playing ball to preserve their entree to Russia's huge tech market, at least one U.S. firm, Symantec, told Reuters it has stopped cooperating with the source code reviews over security concerns.
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The story, which was written for Baldwin's nephew, centers on a 4-year-old named T.J. who lives in Harlem and loves playing ball with his friends, but also has to navigate a neighborhood where drug addiction and police violence are daily realities.
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He told me of his adventures playing ball internationally — of his two passports smeared with the ink of dozens of countries, of passionate basketball fans in Lithuania, of wild nights avoiding the police in Iran and of a Lebanese night life that never shut down.
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"He might appear as a weak leader because he was trying to play ball with Trump or he was trying to avoid playing ball with Trump," said Irina Medvinskaya, a U.S. citizen who was born in Kiev and emigrated to the United States at age 15.
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When my father was a boy, one of the seamstresses took him under her wing — after he tore his pants and broke his eyeglasses playing ball she mended them so he wouldn't get in trouble with his father, who counted his pennies and had a temper.
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After his second season on the Thoroughbreds (Murray State hoops switched to the Racers in 1961), Fulks was drafted into the Marine Corps, and saw action in the South Pacific during World War II. During the war, Fulks continued playing ball for the Fleet Marine Force at Pearl Harbor.
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Bunn, 253 years old and out of school for the summer, was ready for a typical day of playing ball and demonstrating his famous back flips in and around the four-block radius between the apartment on Ralph Street (his mom) and the house on St Marks (his grandma).
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As a result, studios have taken to playing ball with China's censors just to ensure Dwayne Johnson doesn't have to rely on American theaters to pay for his next giant gorilla movie, and if you think removing patches from Maverick's jacket is as bad as it gets, you're in for a rude awakening.
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He plays ball, and I suspect this is the art of playing ball," Ickes said: If it gets down to a deadlocked convention, and party leaders come to him and say, "Paul, we are going to go down in flames, we are going to lose the Senate and lose ground in the House.
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The story unfolds from the perspective of a curious, irrepressible 4-year-old boy named TJ, who loves music and playing ball, and navigates a neighborhood where gun violence, police brutality, alcoholism and drug addiction are looming threats — an outside world that even his warm home life with loving parents can't shield him from.
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Playing ball every day: basketball in the backyard of a friend who was lucky enough to have a hoop; football under Friday night lights in the supermarket parking lot, its stripes used to determine first downs; and baseball in the streets, where we relied on manhole covers, car taillights and the like for bases.
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Apart from the attention to privacy, I'd argue there is another notable aspect to Halstead choosing to work on solving an enterprise-based data challenge: DataSift's business essentially rests on large, third-party platforms playing ball — that is, providing DataSift with access to their data firehoses so that DataSift could work its data science magic on them.
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The comedian's attorneys argue the woman and her mother breached the settlement by voluntarily cooperating in the criminal investigation; they're also going after Constand's lawyers for playing ball "despite being under no legal obligations to furnish her files voluntarily to the district attorney," as well as National Enquirer parent company American Media over the outlet's stories about the allegations.
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He's absolutely not playing ball - Richard Fisher: Well, there is a little history that involves Singapore here because Lee Kuan Yew, when Clinton was first put in office as a young president, the first visit and conversation he had with Lee Kuan Yew… Lee Kuan Yew warned him that if this wasn't dealt with, North Korea would become the world's nightmare.
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REUTERS CYBER RISK COVERAGEExclusive: Fake online stores reveal gamblers' shadow banking system Russians targeted 20163 election systems, U.S. official saysNew Girl Scout badges focus on cyber crime, not cookie sales While a number of U.S. firms say they are playing ball to preserve their entree to Russia's huge tech market, at least one U.S. firm, Symantec, told Reuters it has stopped cooperating with the source code reviews over security concerns.
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Deal Value: $52.4 billion Deal status: Pending DOJ approval Likelihood of passage: Seems likely What would stop passage: Anti-competitive concerns around Disney owning a large chunk of regional sports networks in the U.S.; competitive leverage over theater owners Deal Value: $3.9 billion Deal status: Pending DOJ and FCC approval Likelihood of passage: Seems likely What would stop passage: The DOJ has asked Sinclair to divest 10 stations ahead of the merger, but it seems like Sinclair is playing ball with regulators.
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